1 Results: New & Used in Antiques in Phillip 2606, ACT

Antique, Edwardian, wooden, wall mounted coat/hat/bag rack 89cm x 55cm x 4cm 6 x wooden pegs 2 x wall hanging hooks Carved with large beveled mirror 25 x 38cm Good condition for age PU only Curtin ACT 2605

Beautiful condition antique wooden desk. Lots of draws/storage space. Solid wood very heavy. W 153cm H 138cm D 66cm $300 ONO (Will consider reasonable offer)

Vintage 1950's genuine leather, metal Doctors bag

Antique 19th Century Cedar Writing Box Colonial writing box made of cedar with huon pine trim, 55 x 39 x 20cm, with metal handles and brass plaque "CHS", fitted with writing board, three small drawers and several compartments. Handsome piece but with a few dings, dents and a crack, wear consistent with age. As is. COD Hughes.

Senator's desk from the Old Parliament House purchased by owner in 1989 (after The Australian Parliament moved to the new building). Comes with receipt of purchase. A unique and rare desk, selling reluctantly as part of a downsize (from large home to apartment!). Open to discussion on price.

In good condition a solid MCM Writers desk/drinks cabinet/bar cabinet with oodles of storage. 1800 H 905 W 405 D

Possibly antique, ornate mother-of-pearl handled 3 pronged silverplate bread serving fork made by Chris Johnson & Co at the Western Works, Portobello in Sheffield between about 1923 and 1927. It is about 192mm long and in very good condition. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Ornate pair of silverplate salad servers made between 1898 and 1912 by James Allen and Sidney Darwin at Portland Works in Sheffield. Those silversmiths had been working in London before their move to Portland Works in Sheffield. The Gothic "S" on the back of each handle signifies Sheffield. Both the "A&D" and the hourglass symbol were the marks of those silversmiths during that period. The spoon is 22cm long and the fork 21cm. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Very fine sterling silver pickle fork with a nacre (mother-of-pearl) handle made by silversmith, H. Mansel, in Chester, England in 1895. It is 18cm long and weighs 21 grams including the handle. Postage is not included in price. Pickup in Canberra for cash.

Very old silverplate sauce or gravy ladle made between 1900 to 1925 in good condition. It has A1 on the back of the handle as well as "J A N S" (see last photo). A1 is used by English cutlers on silverplate to indicate to indicate superior quality epns (= silverplate = electronically plated nickel silver). None of my silverware/electroplate/hallmark books or the internet explain J A N S although N S possibly means Nickel Silver. The ladle is about 17cm long. Postage is not included in price. Pi